Dyottville Whiskey Mirror Image Embossing & ERD & CO Peppersauce

edndlm · Jul 17, 2012

I just picked up this Dyottville Glassworks Phila Whiskey 3 1/8" x 11 1/2" Smooth Base with mirror image embossing on the base . I also got a ERD & Co Patented Feb ' 74 . Peppersauce 1 3/4" x 8 " . I was looking for idea of values especially for the Dyottville . Thanks !

edndlm · Jul 17, 2012

Pictures standing upright !

cyberdigger · Jul 17, 2012

I'm getting sea sick trying to read this embossing.. !

epackage · Jul 17, 2012

Nice looking pair Ed, hopefully someone in the know chimes in...

beendiggin · Jul 17, 2012

I think the whiskey would go around $40-60, the sauce about the same, possibly a tad better. Condition and color are key, though. Looks like you have some nice colors going....say topaz and ice blue ?? Or is it just the lighting? Cool reversed base embossing too. That's my thoughts.....they are both really nice looking bottles.

AntiqueMeds · Jul 17, 2012

mirror image embossing on the base

Ok I would like to know how they managed to do that?

The peppersauce is fairly common. My sister collects them. I think I paid like 30-40 for one of those. They come in various colors.

cyberdigger · Jul 17, 2012

Any chance you can get a pic looking right down the neck of the whiskey like a telescope ??

edndlm · Jul 17, 2012

I was guessing $35 to $40 for the peppersauce , and I've had several Dyottville's but never a mirrored embossed one , so I'm just not sure . I thought of a picture looking down the neck of the whiskey , but you can't see the embossing . I looked at it in the mirror & all the letters are just normal . I'm not sure why or how they did it .

RED Matthews · Jul 17, 2012

Hello ednfdlm; They are both great bottles. I have not seen a reverse bottom embossing for many bottles, Only Dyottvile's management would come up with that idea to attract attention.
It isn't done very often - but it gives your bottle a lot of appeal. Let me know if you decide to sell it. RED Matthews

RED Matthews · Jul 17, 2012

Hi all, They just cut the letters in reverse/ In my opinion I think the mold maker cutting tghe leters might have had his transfer upside down when he laid out the lettering.

I have seen other products in reverse - so it isw hard to tell. If no one else has seen this bottle, it could have been a salesman's sample. That would make it even more unique.
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